Missing Holiday

I really like this sentence - "The thing is, even if everyone in the world hates me, as long as they are related to me, they will still like me without any care."

It's so warm, but also very imaginative. Although it's a suspense novel, I felt very happy after reading it. I guess the author must be a very gentle person [Love]

The author's book involves crime themes, it is very imaginative, and the person who committed the crime is unexpected. Especially the story "Maria's Fingers", all the stories will make your jaw drop.

Bai Yiyi's style It's really healing I really like this twist in "Missing Holiday" Although later on I already had the feeling that it might have been the servant who did it. But the moment I actually saw it, I still felt incredible. The growth of a girl and the process of accepting love. "Happy Baby" At first I didn't understand the meaning of this name, until Teacher Yiyi explained in the follow-up that it turns out there is such a origin. "Maria's Fingers" When writing an article, I felt that Feeling cold on the back I think the male protagonist is quite perverted But the twist in the ending is really good~ My sister is a murderer, although I have feelings but still the same I was still shocked when I saw it. Among them, my favorites are "Happy Baby" and "Missing Holiday" The core of these two articles is very healing "Loneliness and Love" "Loneliness and Redemption" I think it's because Teacher Yiyi is an introvert There are so many introverted characters among the characters he created!

The first chapter is very warm and beautiful. Xuecun is as pure and bright as her name. She brings warmth and light to the male protagonist. Under her influence, the male protagonist gradually begins to accept the bright parts of life. It's a pity that Xuecun has left the world she loved forever, and can no longer pick up her camera to record those warm moments... The second part is a bit depressing, constructing a distorted image of a god - Narumi Maria. People can't help but wonder, what kind of legendary figure is this? Will I ever be lucky enough to see her in this world? But when the gods decided to set their sights on the human world, they suddenly died, which is a pity. The third article portrays a female junior high school student with the image of a eldest lady. The background of reorganizing her family has shaped her insecure character, so she decides to fake her kidnapping to gain the attention of her family. Unexpectedly, her somewhat naive kidnapping plan was actually used by the maid and became a tool for her to make money for her family. Although the heroine returned home successfully in the end, I was still very unwilling: Did the maid and her husband successfully escape from their crimes like this? The heroine's family lost a huge amount of property in vain? And does the heroine really gain a sense of security from this kidnapping planned by herself? I like Teacher Otoichi's books very much. I started following "Zoo" and then "Summer, Fireworks and My Corpse". Teacher Otsuichi always narrates shocking facts in a plain tone, and then reveals the truth layer by layer like peeling an onion. The pace of the book is gentle, not draggy, and engaging.

The first story is sad and warm, and the Yukimura in it feels very gentle. The second story is a bit depressing. The third story is that the protagonist is a bit rebellious, but her stepfather and stepmother are very good to her, but the stepmother is a bit arrogant (๑•.•๑). The protagonist is a bit like the fat tiger in Doraemon, but a female version of the fat tiger. I still like the first story, it's like a redemption story [heartfelt]

It's wonderful, especially Missing Holiday! Of course, Maria's fingers also surprised me. [Love] Continue to support Teacher Yiyi's works

I have read eight or nine short stories in a row, and I have read a total of twenty-three short stories from Etihad. Every one of them is very interesting. I like Etihad. Every short story seems to have a magical power that attracts me. I love it miserably. The last one I liked so much was Osamu Dazai-san. Now these two writers are my favorites.

The first Happy Baby is a relatively heartwarming short article, the second is suspenseful and crime-solving, and the third is about family ethics (?) Hahaha, overall it's pretty good [blowing kiss]

The author is also a funny man hahahaha May 6, 2023 17:16

Accustomed to being cautious and feeling like an outsider, he planned a fake kidnapping to prove or show his importance, but he didn't know that he was already a player. The truth didn't matter. He just wanted to find a sense of security that could fill his soul.

The first two chapters are quite interesting. The reasoning and ideas are awesome. The twist in the ending requires looking back to understand. The last chapter contains a lot of self-directed and self-acted farce. It's a bit unbearable and ridiculous. It makes me angry (only for the heroine's behavior). Overall, it's okay. I finally finished reading it, and the ending of the last chapter was unexpected. We followed the heroine's thoughts and thought that the story would slowly get on the right track as originally designed. You think you have everything in your hands and everyone is under your control, but you didn't expect that you would also be playing with it while designing. Entering into someone else's play, the person you despise and trust the most betrays you (but in the story, it plays into the heroine's favour). However, the warmth in the boredom is what the heroine hopes to have. She can accompany you silently in the relationship for a long time, but it is quite selfish to not care about the life and death of others.

As always, awesome [like]

Generally speaking, the three articles are healing stories with a certain sad plot. The title of the last article reminds me of Roman Holiday. It is rare that the character of such a willful young lady is not written in a disgusting way. The reason is that the character retains enough sensitivity and kindness in her heart. I like the first and last article better. In the second article, there is no substantial intersection between the protagonist and the victim, and it feels a bit difficult to empathize~

Behind every incomprehension, it may be because we have never really been able to empathize with the protagonist!

Our lives are full of secrets, and we are afraid of being known by others.

Happy Baby is really redemptive [I almost cried], I decided to be like Yukimura. I didn't feel much about Maria's part, I watched it as a suspense movie. The main character's experience after leaving home in The Missing Holiday was very similar to mine. However, I did not engage in a fake kidnapping, but the emotional changes in my heart were basically the same. Especially when he was determined to go home, but found that everyone was happy and laughing without me, the main character felt aggrieved and slowly ran away [almost crying]. It was like reviewing his childhood experience again.

The last article is a bit sad. The eldest lady lost her mother when she was a child. In her eyes, the time she lived with Kuniko was probably the closest to maternal love after leaving her mother. She was pampered since she was a child but suffered so much (although it was self-inflicted) and then enjoyed the suffering (including after learning the truth). It really makes people unable to help crying like a housekeeper: Miss has grown up [crying] (the price of being sensible is to experience pain)

Every article is very good, the last one is especially amazing

It was the first time I read the work of Mr. Yiyi. I had read the titles and introductions of his other works at the beginning, especially a very classic sentence: "I took my corpse and ran all over the mountains and fields..." At that time, I felt that the horror of this novel was first-rate. However, when I finished reading it, I realized that this time it was a heart-warming style and not a horror style. "Happy Baby" tells the story of a withdrawn man about the mutual bond and mutual redemption between humans and ghosts. It is obviously a horrific case between humans and ghosts, but it is full of deep emotions, giving people a feeling of "like a ghost but not a ghost". It can be summed up in five words: The love between humans and ghosts is not over. "Maria's Finger" made me feel more like my first impression of Teacher Yiyi - with a strong atmosphere of horror and brain-burning. I was shocked as early as the motive for the murder, and the final reversal was even more sudden. For a moment, I couldn't even tell who the victim was... While playing with other people's emotions in the palm of my hand, I was trapped by love; while I finally found true happiness, I felt revengeful... Such a murder is not only cruel torture and destruction of corpses, but also a collision of human nature, and the infinite darkness behind emotions. "Missing Holiday" is the most heartwarming novel I have read so far. A rich and powerful stepfather not only treats Nao, whose biological mother is dead, as a relative, but also wants to save her at all costs. Everyone who is not a relative: servants, even "father" and new partners , are trying their best for such a child. Such great love is beyond my imagination. Such a family is what I must pay tribute to. Such a family is truly beautiful and truly united. Such a link and such a bond will never be broken. The reversal was unexpected, but it wasn't very offensive. There didn't seem to be any villains in the whole process, but just an innocent and cute child. A carefully planned "missing holiday" is a deep connection between relatives, a testimony of the transformation from a stranger to a trusted person who can be relied on, and the growth of a romantic and innocent child.

The characters in the book are all so real. I especially like the protagonist. He is brave enough to face his own heart. In comparison, that stepmother is really annoying! But as the book says, no matter how secret you hide, someone will find you. I believe that every missing person will eventually find his or her own destination.

I liked the happy baby in the first part better. In the second part, I wanted to know whether my sister ran away or surrendered [crazy]. The ending of the third part was something I didn't expect, a bit unexpected.

I prefer the first story [Sending Hearts] and I felt nervous after watching Missing Holiday 😶

The Fingers of xxxx and The Missing Holiday are both very good, full of twists and turns... And every time Yiyi's novels have good foreshadowing, I feel like I suddenly understand after reading it. My favorite is Missing Holiday, and I still felt a little nervous while reading it (a bit of a substitute, hahaha) Recommended reading

2024.7.17.15.00 Japanese suspense novels are very detailed and well written, and are more interesting than long-form domestic novels. Worth a look Spoiler alert, the murderers are all people around them, from friends, sisters, to the kidnapping case in the last story, they are all people around them. Hee hee😁

I really love Yiyi's books

The psychological description of a child feels very fitting and reasonable.

Your protagonist in Missing Holiday is too naughty, but it's still good to watch, hahahaha

I really like the first article. If it weren't for the fact that the last one is quite long and I didn't find anything interesting in the previous one, the last one would be my top one because it's so cute and heartwarming. I have only read two books by Yiyi so far, one is the classic Xia Yanshi, and this one is really good.

I like the first story, with a bit of fantasy, the presence of ghosts, and the company of white cats. Especially the cat is written very naughty and cute